| | | | | | By Ray Bernard, PSP, CHS-III In this installment of the “Real Words or Buzzwords?” series, operationalizing security technology takes center stage as the key to turning individual functions into adaptable, dependable organizational security capabilities. |
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| | | | OpenAI’s accidental Hugging Face intrusion shows why traditional security controls aren't enough for autonomous software. Agents can operate with legitimate credentials, improvise when blocked and create new risks while simply trying to complete an assigned task. |
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| | Access control industry analyst Lee Odess says the acquisition gives ASSA ABLOY greater control over pedestrian throughput while strengthening its competitive position in entrance control. |
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| | Motorola Solutions executives used the company’s second-quarter earnings call to provide a deeper look at AI adoption in emergency response, competitive video wins and the growing opportunity for counter-drone technology. |
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| | SAGE Integration has acquired Vital Installs and sudoVision Consulting, expanding the company’s security integration capabilities for commercial customers and government agencies. The acquisitions add expertise in low-voltage systems, infrastructure and technology applications while expanding SAGE’s national delivery platform, the company... |
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| | The RISE, Veterans in Security and Women in Security Forum programs offer funding for education, professional development and student loan repayment, with applications due Sept. 11. |
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| | The industry’s only ZERO-COST security product recognition program where the people who know, use and install the products are the ones who choose the winners. |
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| | Physical access control systems generate a continuous stream of intelligence-rich data, yet most organizations use it only for entry decisions and post-incident investigations. By transforming PACS data into actionable risk intelligence, security leaders can detect anomalies earlier, strengthen convergence efforts, and improve enterprise-wide decision... |
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| | Sponsored | | Most security teams generate thousands of hours of video every day—but almost none of it is ever put to work. Discover how AI is transforming video into searchable intelligence, faster investigations, and measurable business value, with practical strategies you can apply immediately. |
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Sponsored | | Protecting the perimeter now requires more than physical barriers—it demands intelligent, AI-driven systems that detect threats faster, reduce false alarms, and strengthen operational resilience. Join SecurityInfoWatch's expert panel to learn practical strategies for planning, deploying, and managing next-generation perimeter security solutions across... |
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| | Drawing on Kiteworks research, Tim Freestone warns that organizations racing to adopt agentic AI without proper governance and control are exposing themselves to significant security and compliance risks. |
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| | The latest SecurityDNA podcast episode unpacks the sweeping rollout of FedRAMP 20X and CMMC 2.0, revealing why tens of thousands of defense contractors may be unprepared for fast-approaching compliance demands and what it means for the entire supply chain. |
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| | International Security Conference & Expo (ISC East) — set for November 3-5, 2026, at the Javits Center in New York City — is the Northeast’s leading security and public safety event, bringing together security dealers, installers, integrators, consultants, corporate and government practitioners for multi-day education, networking... |
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| | Global Security Exchange (GSX) 2026 will take place Sept. 14-16, 2026, at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta. Produced by ASIS International, the annual conference and trade show brings together global security professionals for education, certification-eligible programming, strategic networking and hands-on exposure to technologies and solutions... |
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